The Twins New Life Novels & Stories

And just like that, a whole week had passed by. And once again, the girls are forced to attend school, having missed a whole week already. So the twins prepared for school, knowing that once they reached, they would be greeted by a sea of condolences, for the name of Alexander Russo was far wide famous and his death was a bomb dropped in itself. During breakfast, all was quiet and usual, returning back to the way it was before their brother ever showed up. Back then, the sisters had always had this gut feeling that it wouldn't forever be just the three of them in the dining table, that Xander would join them someday as well.

I couldn't help but laugh before shaking my head too. That night, we ended it watching the fireworks however, I can't stop myself from looking at my family while hugging them. Damn, who would have thought that the governor's son who planned to die after killing his father would love his life so much today? Who would have thought that I'd have cute little twins who look like their mom? And a lovely wife who I can't get enough of. Who would have thought that the former president would love his duty as a husband now? Artemis looked at me when she saw me just staring at them. She just hugged me before whispering the words that can make my heart crazy every single time.

“Madonna mia. Look at you. You’re huge.” Emilia swatted her arm, laughing. “It’s been a month! What did you expect?” “Twins or not, you look like you’ve swallowed a melon,” Isadora teased, but her voice was soft with awe. She rested a hand gently over Emilia’s stomach. “They’re really in there. Alive. I can’t believe it.” “They’re fighters,” Emilia whispered, her hand covering Isadora’s. “Just like us.” Their laughter dissolved into another tight hug, the kind only twins could share—the kind that stitched together every wound, every scar.

*POV=DABERE* I woke up the next morning to the sound of Leah and Zubby rushing to class. My head was pounding, and for a minute, I panicked over the thought of them leaving me behind. Then I suddenly remembered, that wasn’t my life anymore. Not from now on at least. I’d made a deal with the devil, and now I was safe from everything and everyone. Except him. I sat up on my bed, rubbing my eyes. Leah was giving me suspicious looks from her corner of the room, and Zubby looked even bitchier than usual. Once Zubby disappeared into the bathroom, Leah crept over to my side of the room.

“You’ve clearly failed at raising them right. Let their parents deal with the chaos they cause.” Leila’s expression darkened, her voice icy. “Their mother died giving birth to them. Their father doesn’t even know they exist. I’m the only family they have, and I’m not going to abandon them.” Her words hung in the air between them, heavy and filled with meaning. Xavier, still dripping from the prank, stared at Leila, realizing there was more to her story than he had known. But even with that knowledge, the frustration lingered. Leila softened, glancing at the twins before turning back to Xavier. “They’ve lost enough. I won’t let them lose anything more.”

Zoe cracked jokes about planning a wedding with spit-up as the theme color, Mia threatened to be the flower girl just to mess with everyone, my dad asked about names for the girls like he was catching up on months of missed life. I laughed until my sides hurt, then cried a little when Mom rocked Sara and looked at me with real regret in her eyes. Kacy wiped my tears with his thumb and whispered, “We got this. All of it.” It felt like the start of something solid. Me and him, the twins, even my parents trying. A new family, messy and loud and real. But little did I know this wasn’t the end of the story. It was only the beginning of my new life and that of the children.

Scarlett was taken aback, hearing the news on the phone. It made her gulp. Tears stung her eyes. Her lips trembled as she lowered her mobile back to her purse. The couple was back at their mansion. It had been a month since Kristoff and Kayden were born, and finally; they were able to take the twins home. There were no complications during their month of stay at the hospital. However, the identical twins had to learn how to feed and gain more weight before being discharged from the hospital.

"Actually, yes. But it looks like you're carrying twins." Twins. The word hung in the air, heavy and surreal. Two tiny forms, side by side, each with their own rhythmic pulse. Ethan let out a whoop, pulling me into a hug as best he could with me still on the table. "Twins! Lila, can you believe it?" His joy was palpable, lighting up the room. I forced a smile, my mind reeling. Twins meant double the love, double the fear. Shay's loss echoed louder now—could I protect two?

Ian, with a newfound humility and appreciation for the miracle of birth, returned her gaze with unwavering devotion. The twin newborns, cradled in the arms of the medical team, brought a sense of completeness to the labor room. Ian, once on the verge of fainting, now stood resolute, ready to embrace the journey of parenthood with all its challenges and joys. As the medical team ensured the well-being of mother and babies, Ian approached Ashley, their twins nestled in the crook of his arms. The room, once charged with tension, now overflowed with the quiet serenity of a family brought together by the miracle of life.

We are now at our home so I called my twins using TeleCom and told them to come down here, when I saw they were ready and introduced them to my area. "People of Floresta Encantada I introduce to all of you my twins who are celebrating their 10th birthday, let's congratulate them Sephtis Kali Picosa and Vita Guia Picosa" Introducing the twins who were applauded by the people of Floresta Encantada. "Happy Birthday." "Happy Birthday!" "Uyyy wish you all the best twins." "Super happy birthday!" Those are just a few of the audible greetings to my son that they reciprocate with gratitude and sweet smiles, it's hard to think that in just a few years they will be separated from me because they need